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What are the molar heat capacities of: H2O(l) NaCl and Tungsten? I got
75.32 J/K*mol 50 J/K*mol 24.8 J/K*mol
15 years ago

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DrBob222
I don't know how accurate you need to be. I convert 4.184 J/*g for H2O to J/mol by moltiplying by 18.015 and it is 75.37. For W I found 24.8 and for NaCl I found 86.4 J/100 g which would be
86.4/100 x 58.44 = 50.49 J/mol*K.
15 years ago
Ana
Okay thank you, I was close.
15 years ago
DrBob222
I don't know how good these sites are about providing accurate information.
15 years ago

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